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I hope not. I'm trying to get rid of a legacy kubernetes cluster I've inherited and it's a nightmare. Is there some sort of "how to get rid of k8s" service or t

I hope not. I'm trying to get rid of a legacy kubernetes cluster I've inherited and it's a nightmare. Is there some sort of "how to get rid of k8s" service or tutorial out there? P.S. The kicker is that this cluster is only used to deploy a couple three-page static websites, run a few simple cron jobs (using literally crontabs) and launch a couple docker images straight from Dockerhub.

siva7 5y ago
Someone got their resume pushed...
- p_l 5y ago
  I once went with k8s for similarly simple setup, because ultimately the pages weren't exactly static, weren't compatible with running them on one server, and we had to also take care of certs and other stuff. K8s meant that we could push this into much smaller and simpler infrastructure than otherwise.
ZeroCool2u 5y ago
Using K8s for what you described is so overkill it's hilarious.